Sentence examples for natives land from inspiring English sources
The Natives Land Act passed just five years previously was already enforcing mass segregation.
Mr Plaatje was writing in response to the Natives Land Act, the first major piece of legislated racial segregation.
The 1913 Natives Land Act carved up territory along racial lines, in effect giving 90% of land to white people.
The ANC marked the centenary of the racist Natives Land Act with yet another gala dinner in an effort to show it intends to tackle the issue.
In my own country, under the 1913 Natives Land Act South Africa's black majority was excluded from land ownership in favour of the white minority.
With an election due next year, and the Natives Land Act centennial highlighting the continuing inequalities, the ANC is under renewed pressure to accelerate reform by taking a tougher approach.
He never returned to his native land.
The native land fauna is wholly invertebrate.
Above all, he loved his native land.
It's not easy being away from your native land.
Americans have always reacted that way to their native land.
